Did you put a Deny Rule for Caching the "/libs/granite/dispatcher/content/vanityUrls.html" file?Like this?/0001 { /type "deny" /glob"/libs/granite/dispatcher/content/vanityUrls.html" }

Basically when you use Vanity URLs all the vanity urls are stored in a file. Whenever a request is recieved by the dispatcher first it checks the filter section if there is rule for that request. If not then it consults the vanity url file. Now lets come to your doubts:1.Yes, Creation of /libs/grani...

Yes you can do that....Its useful when you have many microsites going to be reside in you AEM.

Basically you have multiple choices to create micro site which are as follows:1. Using the Template and Component you can create a different node under content for your microsite and create it.2. Using Design Import Component you can include a design import component you can import page content3. Yo...

You need to give servlet path and it should return the JSON data. Also please make sure your content-type header should be set as application/json data type while returning the output.

If I understand correctly you want servlet to provide the metadata instead of JSON file (as mentioned in blog)?

That is not advised to replicate node partially however if you want. You can do it by implementing a custom replication agent.

You can achieve this by disabling existing launcher of dam "Update Assest Workflow". Open http://localhost:4502/libs/cq/workflow/content/console.html  -- go to -> Launcher Tab and search for DAM Update assest.Edit configuration and select Disable and then click OK. Please see the image below:

Did you forget the concept of Encapsulation???If you can get a dump of properties (which may be protected or private) then what is the benefit of encapsulation???

Hi John,You can:1. Any internal user will access AEM using internal Instance URLs and will get default login screen. You can connect that with ADFs to get them logged in.2. You can keep 2 different Login screen for internal/external users3. You can create 1 custom auth handler where in you can check...